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In reply to the discussion: At this point, who's your preferred pres. nominee for '16? [View all]brewens
(15,359 posts)16. Not decided yet but I'd love to see Warren in the running. That most
likely if Hillary decides not to run. Her not running and supporting Warren, however likely that might be, sounds good to me right now.
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agree. Let's step out of the theater and into responsible governing by a liberal.
librechik
Aug 2013
#115
A ticket with some combination of O'Malley and Warren would be interesting...
SMC22307
Aug 2013
#126
IMO, other than financial issues Warren does not have enough knowledge on other matters.
Tx4obama
Aug 2013
#14
Why should she 'stay in the Senate to learn more things'? Obama had very little experience
sabrina 1
Aug 2013
#83
I lost respect that I had for him when he became an associate of the Fox 'news" team.
AlinPA
Aug 2013
#21
Same concerns here, but his being an associate of Hannity, O'Reilly, Doocy and the rest
AlinPA
Aug 2013
#26
I will always respect Kucinich. He was the only one with enough courage to say no to the Iraq War.
liberal_at_heart
Aug 2013
#45
Is he still telling the truth?? Why would lose respect for someone for using any venue
sabrina 1
Aug 2013
#87
I’d say appearing on Fox ‘news’ just gives them help in claiming that they are "fair and balanced"
AlinPA
Aug 2013
#108
I see your point. In trying to reconcile this, I have thought about the parable that had Jesus
AlinPA
Aug 2013
#134
So the choices are Sentaor CitiBank, Senator Tata, or another one-term Senator with good
Egalitarian Thug
Aug 2013
#19
I certainly like Warren and I love Sanders, but I don't see any way they get through the
Egalitarian Thug
Aug 2013
#42
Clinton famously threw a big gala affair for her new corporate sponsor, Tata
Egalitarian Thug
Aug 2013
#120
Oops. I hadn't even thought of that. Thank you very much for asking and not just assuming the worst.
Egalitarian Thug
Aug 2013
#122
Warren, then Clinton, then Biden. Otherwise, President Rubio has it in the bag. nt
onehandle
Aug 2013
#31
Not certain if Wyden's the best candidate. I like that he stood up to NSA domestic operators.
Octafish
Aug 2013
#72
There's this older neighbor, soounds like he knows what he is talking about. Could'nt be worse.
Safetykitten
Aug 2013
#36
I wouldn't say it's more moderate at all. But he certainly looks less extreme than he used to --
herturn2016
Aug 2013
#43
Yes he does lack in the environmental dept. I do like the fact he has the "large Tent" attitude.
Katashi_itto
Aug 2013
#44
Then again...Anthony Weiner has a REALLY large tent...if ya know what I mean...
Ken Burch
Aug 2013
#58
Sherod Brown. Legitimate track record of being on the right side of the issues, proven ability
TheKentuckian
Aug 2013
#53
It is way too soon to tell about Warren. She's not on all committees that she needs to be on
Tx4obama
Aug 2013
#96
Its not too early for those of us who have been supporting her for years now.
1-Old-Man
Aug 2013
#109
Liz Warren cuz she will clean up wall street and beat the bankers over the head with a broom.
limpyhobbler
Aug 2013
#97
What makes anyone think Hillary will run either? 4 years at State wore her down to the bone.
1-Old-Man
Aug 2013
#110
I am as always for the 99% but would vote for a Warren/Sanders ticket. n/t
Fire Walk With Me
Aug 2013
#102
He could have at least proposed taxing the rich(instead of letting them totally off the hook)
Ken Burch
Aug 2013
#130